Kenya is poised for a groundbreaking year in Kabaddi as they prepare to compete in the Kabaddi World Cup, the Bangabandhu Cup, and the Africa Kabaddi Championship in 2024. The provisional national team squad, featuring a promising 80 players, has been unveiled. Selection of the final 30 players from this pool is underway, ensuring the best of Kenya’s kabaddi talent will represent the nation.

But the team is not just about the players. It’s a coordinated effort, with coaches, umpires, International Technical Officials (ITOs), physiotherapists, and medics providing essential support. They’re the backbone that ensures the team’s success.

Crucial Selection Criteria:

The final squads will be drawn based entirely on individual performance and training discipline. Failure to attend national team training will narrow one’s chances. This emphasizes the importance of dedication and training in securing a spot on the team.

Sunday Training Schedule:
In an effort to enhance training and player performance, Sunday Training will be introduced at Kasarani Stadium from November 11th, 2023. This additional training opportunity will help players fine-tune their skills and ensure that Kenya is well-prepared for the upcoming Kabaddi championships.

As the provisional national team squad embarks on this journey, they carry the hopes and dreams of a nation. Kenya’s kabaddi enthusiasts eagerly await the final 30 players who will represent the country at these championships. This squad is set to make history and leave a mark on the world of kabaddi, both through their skills and the unity and diversity they represent.

Stay tuned for more updates as we count down to the 2024 championships. Go Team Kenya!